Belgian Beauty Champion (breeds subject to working test)
The Belgian Beauty Champion title for breeds subject to work combines conformation results with a passed working test. It is awarded by the Belgian Kennel Club (SRSH/KMSH) once a dog has gathered two CAC awards and met the working requirement in Belgium.
What's required?
- ✓ 2× CAC in Belgium, under at least 2 different judges, with at least 1 year between first and last
- ✓ Valid working test per breed-club rules. Confirm manually. (manual check required)
Notes
- • Working test must be passed in Belgium.
- • Werkproef moet in België behaald zijn.
The two CAC awards
A dog needs two CAC awards to qualify for the title. The CAC is the national certificate awarded at conformation shows.
The two CAC awards must come from two different judges. A period of at least 366 days must separate the first CAC from the last, so the qualifying results are spread across more than a full year.
Working test in Belgium
On top of the conformation results, the dog must pass a working test. Because this is a breed subject to work, the beauty title depends on this result as well.
The working test has to be passed in Belgium for it to count toward the title.
Frequently asked questions
Can the two CAC awards be won under the same judge?
No. The two CAC awards must be awarded by two different judges.
Does a working test passed abroad count?
No. The working test must be passed in Belgium to be valid for this title.
Official source
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